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PeriIous Postpon ement.

To postpone, when the duty for immedi-
ate action is clear, is always unwise. Es-
pecially is it so when increasing i'll health
calls for resort to medication. Diseases of
the kidneys and bladder are often of swift
growth-always of fatal tendency if not
com mbatted at the outset We have all-even
those of us who are not remarkably well in
structed-heard something of the danger at
tending Bright's disease, diabetis, and other
diseases of the kidneys or bladder. Let no
one be foOlhardy enough to procrastinate If
he perceives the renal organs to be inactive.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are peculiarly
adapted to overcome this inaction, to suffi-
ciently stimulate, without exciting, the kid
neys and bladder. Infinitely is this diuretic
to be preferred to the impure and fiery slim
ulants of commerce, which prove the bane
of unwary persons with tendency to renal
troubles. They are likewise incompatible
for dyspepsia, debility, fever and ague, and
biliousness.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-27
ADvICi 80 MOTHERS.

Mrs WfNsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for CHILDREN TEETHING
It tSooTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS tn GUMS,
aiiays all pam, CURES WIND COLIC, and Is
the BEST REMEDY for DIARRHEA. TWEEN
TY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-27

When bah, was sick, W. gave her Caseoriar
Whom she was Child snc cried TOR Castoria
Fhen she became Minis, she chung to castoria,
When s,io iad Children, ,sbs cnye tne,-, fastoris
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CHURCH NOTICES.

strangers' Church-Scrices at II AN. and 7:3O
pm. N. M. Long pastor.
ST. Mary's Cathodral--Popar street Services at
land ii am and $50 pm
Church of the Good Standardization, Services
at p NJ, by Rev. S. Bluiord.
Fint Baptist Church-scUiccs az II am. aud 1:l5
pm. All invited X, :. Nenablc. pastor.
Lhuderiac street Church--Prcachng az II am.
and 7:D pm. by the Rev. S. G. Caldwell, pastor
Emmanuel Church--No - Third street between
Jefferson and Court. Services az II am. aud TO
pm.
Fort Pickering Methodist Churrh-Prcachlng at
u an and 1850 pm. In Milcrs hall, near new
Genital Methodist Church-Union street. r. W.
Erwin, pastor Divine services at II ain. and ut
40 pm.
Rowan Memorial Baptist Church-serylccs at II
am and $3.50 Pun. sunday'school al Pun. Rev.
J. II. Snow, pastor.
Christian Church-Comer Linden AMI Mulberry
areee. Service at 1859 am. aud 40 Pun. Rev.
z. T. smith, pastor
Grace Church-Comor Vance and Iaudcrdalc
services ut land II am. and 1850 pln. Rev Gcorge
Patterson, ID, rector
Third Presbyterian Church Preaching by Mr..
sayi0rd AZ IL am; by the pastor Rev. X. NJ.
richardson, at pm.
Cumberland Presby tcrian Church--Court street.
sunday school at NO am. Services at IL am and
$50 pm II. A. Jones, pastor.
GENITAL Baptist Church - Second street near
belle Services nj VI am. by tie Rev Mr.. hayfOrl,
assisted ny MS quartet. Sens nee.
first Presbyterian Church 80 Corner Third and
Poplar streets. Aervicea NJ II am. and 5;D Pun.
Rev. Eugene Daniel, DID, pastor
liSt Methodist Church Corner second and Pop.
lar Services At II a.fn. and 100 pm. by Rev. Har.
din J. Turner
Second Presbyterian Chuich--Corucr Main and
Becle streets sabbath school Of 90 am. soNic,s
ut u am and 40 pm. Rev W. L. Docss, ID,
pastor
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church - Corner
Jones avenue sud Alabama slr'ctg Services vt II
am. aud 30 p.in., by the Rev. Jas l.. Martin,
D.b.. pastor.
fernando Street Methodist Chnrch-C0rncr LIN.
den and fernando streets. Services at n am. hy
Tie pastor Res. J. NJ. Spence aud at s.3J PA. b.
Bishop Cranberry.
Chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian Church Fourth
and lOnncy stncts. Prynchlug us 10 ain. and 5.:l
pm; preaching every night during the week 10
73t Everybody Invited. Rev. j. 7. wayWick,
pastor
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this morning. Several months ago Thos.
L. Woods, married man, eloped with his
servant girl, going to Chicago. His wife,
Catherine Woods, followed and had the
couple arrested, but she was unable TO
prove her marriage and they were re-
leased. They returned to this city few
days ago, and Woods was arrested for de-
scrtion. This morning, while he was
standing in the courtroom corridor, his
wife came up and without warning placed
q revolver close to his left ear and fired.
Woods turned his head at the moment,
and the ball grazed his check, passing
through the brim of his hat Mrs. Woods
attempted to shoot again, but her husband
overpowered her and gained possession Of
the pistol She was arrested and will be
held ior a hearing. The shooting was in
hearing OF the court, and was witnessed
by District Attorney johnson and Judge
Mapee.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov ~. - The
weather was partly cloudy hut pleasant,
aud the track in excellent condition.
First Race Selling i've urlor.s.
Starters Phil Lewis, Avery. Watch Eye,
Belle Taw. lIlllc Joe and fcslus.
Belle Taw won bya length, fcs,us third,
rhii Lewis third. Time -l:OiI.
Second Race - Owners handicap; ior
maiden two year oldg one-hali mile.
Siartcig Tucker. Bob Thomas, Buckeye
ana Black KNIGHT.
Buckeye won by three l'nr'hs, Plack
knight second, Fob Thomas ihird 1imc
oil.
Third Race Thrrc-quiricrs 81 a mile.
starters Allegheny, Harry Glenn, Rcd
Leaf. O'Fcllus and Oycrlon.
They came in ia the order named. Time
Ills.
Fourth Race Dry goods mcphanls
handicap. one mile. Starters. Caus
Vice Regent, Climax, Cupid, Bankrupt
and Glen Hall.
Climax won by hall length, Glen Hal
second, Bankrupt third. Time -lHl.
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mrin the Orrhnns.

"lt il more blessed to give than 10 TO-.
ccivc" WIN all Kind friend. Of the church
homo, while providing for little ones Of
their own householder Thanksgiving day,
remember our family oi little orphans nnd
make IT, day Of happiness 20 them. We
also take this opportunity Of thanking all
our friends lorthcif gwat Kindness through.
ont the year, especially the bakcm, butch
ems and market women. without whose
generous gid IL would b. difficult 10 keep
our orphans comfortably supplied.
SistEHs uF ~. MARY.
PL,rp.wtnr ~ kinds, Icubric's Fair.
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vow uN urr 10 3 HuN o. ALABAMA "a. :
y sWnIl lrlH0' pGW. TfsUt 10th hufus sawed
ul luI i.ulrs lnu fiirnsh near i.p rHis -prIuI
ir" 'n u.Nr when .sit 80 r-auni for return to N
Alabama tfr.vi
ID't-,- ayN Iilf NfGIr OV TuEi INST
l 4 .fTsr A.N D. o. nui bi. a TItV. Ret e.
tn on rutft ,r flins stable nud be- COSY rlr Z
T"lI-IIDN DwH.Es fEEvfsfs. ISpiiii
VI trH ll ilnfi tfHfi. ilif sunday uir. o. RSpi
81, l,,,. ni,, ply sHIr nude. ~ ltind- hfsh hh1
scar. Old. lt fnr' Us ishiy lnuHk.lu, u. lu.l ID
small rufI mar Goo Au,', EHnr rni"Hri mason
ul.f uGuHuI t1r rHu.tp uuI u'tuu 10 tuhblus
f.f.I hHHI 'u NtFfu GiHuHIis
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Sensational shooting.

pirrsnrRo. Pa, Nov. ia Sensational
shooting o,rurrcd Ia the hallway leading
% the criminal courtroom about 10 o'clock
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Distribution by WarlB-Firt. .: Second.
I; Third. i; Fourth, Z; Fifth. q; Sixth q.
Seventh, !, Eighth, Z; Ninth. g Tenth.
:. city Hospital, Z. sun born, ?. White
~. ColOfcd, 10 Total "a.
i. a. MuLiANgoS, MD.
Secretary board Of Health.
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Adminictra,or's Notice.

ono Of ruhilF AdmIH.|..nf ~ shelby 'nhhli ID
Acmphls, Tenn, AU,. Dc p l''H
Tho underlined having isCn appointed rnd
qualified BE- ndmlni. .H'lf ~ th' estate 81 . b.
Juhnson drrrasrd nj. IH j. barely Titen ~ Al irf
trttlf. aud IA fio.r A. IIH fIid C.iutr y indebted
70 nie msifclal viii H. dolly prnbitcd, Within
the time prescribed b. ar or tr slmo viii ,. Tor
0tef imff,si JuuN LnAGuE
Ga Iuh'IC Administrator
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MISS. & TENN. R. R. co.
NO MORE coNGLoMERATE.
Pure 40 In Rsaeh d Eysryone.

EHrp Nnur r'.ir7H tltan and purify tho water
Dit Ictr-. firiW. hiQ fF'dru aud iulfr might -
veil sH Into che ttluH pile 81 luin tuf tsinfli. ht
thDt WIN Hrrumu'tic nn yuur rnnf sod 80 iheulc -
yuuf Isirfu Nuu rin pfutUnt their prsfgr thither
10y ilv u-u ~ pilCui Utter uiHnitaciund Ia this
els uy btn. T.. nuhrh IT, llr will place tlls
tliyt m 1n trIal and nmo,c u u u doei uot keep
yuuf tia.rfn fvr ifum nll lapurltins
Telephone so. ~ OrCll ~ 90 Mississippi Ave
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u MCMAHON. 1flE. INNITAlLuA y UNION
-. F. MuII rr'H.i.
IvsUi lIiNaTir.Irs sb.EIH r.Iri. Ut
" ir.ofis or Hf 30" - '.f. .n- iH1i turf-
IfNur WAaTAtNf IITi.u DrTAWAY
J r-a.k tnItrnill o. irst .il tunui ~
IONS upGOfthD. uuuuANr TAILOR @
- inlll .'fr.L
DHNu uADE 10 u.ul. AZ a. u.AIiI. d
1 sons. 80 .iuluIt
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CHEAP CDLuNlN.

Advertisements In this column win be charged al
nate OF i6c for two lines one Insertion; two inscr
tons, 80: ono week SOC.
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TUiONGD TAHNt rur ulNHuIn Iu nl
- riHuiHiiUn utkt 300 Hr lu rHTff- IuHTHurH
with trrui huudfAig 1Hl iHu.'Ifs uHp dee Doc
fuuin tHrliiuf. nufuf .H.n.. co. ly iH'lf ifiis
tYf.'IYu Huifhnna I... .fr Uu .I|H iu 500 o.
AraHnfHa nn1 nrHuilI.H IU bind elves in %
couim,i ip Wuft 0ln lrr .p1 q itrY nfr vel
ifaHic1 Hl t|ifUuI OlTI u s.IIuil ft.a N.Iru'i
contrast Ihw Or Nf HE nn I.fH .hl hi'g
whom ihr coop A. - uHHHF.I lur 't'uu hi.l nui
Transportation ir fHIst.I 'riW iii.f proportion
81 lrIp. IlNp rpluft. .H.U nIn nl % u naff I'a.
rui know t0ilHnr hiI i.f .r.. nHd "a ihrT hltc
made uniIii4s iYfyeff HHI .Iu nli make anything
iuf th'iur0itos. uitl .H .HEiuus ip make move
~ plriaf ulsh'nFf .Hf aui ru uh.iuT i1
hdtHncu uirspuftsfnH u uHn vil DO veil IA
Wf|to furIfhff a flau.. fuHl nvrHiH who ffi
iurIil ihe iamlilca all a.i quote low rates Itf
heal .....
fTiTtTs o. WALKER
Il. 10 LaTiNEL
I..Uu btti,
Ow.. t.HuiH Atlanta. ca.
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.rRAKID on .rnfEv.

NilsNAt' Nt ~ioifN.
4 tJN--Ikuu 81 rIN'L yN VALENTINE
- r.vluC. lWt lrily Li1hL orr lrg ,tiiuy
tfFt 'l.t Too u". rsH. h.INt with no. U4 90 ul
WIl.H UuT luI .rI.l u.i fl't COW Urt ..ua r.
c'F one trIWNrrr. tftu vIW, Dee FUfi uHiir VII
p.g Id ROO frWaTI .0f rUiun ,rHug iu'auur iiuu.
NsfI'.nft ht Ilf e., Nnrt D no taIi d
rI'iEf.tNIf. ..t EON giAlG,.ILEIUt o.
I r..s ilN#U.u NlH.f u.Hd. liiHmI fuut ri wall
Wrr,1. .. iBn'liA'it o. adams .a
COO NINN'n- l.uu y A. TINEs rIhDE
- ~ 3D. N..s NORTH e.. ,.tt. ou Sos inl.i %
b.I 600 HIfi. ,i 800 Instant o. ii. rL ... ,U IuuIF.
D. bands U."I. D.. Co. RI. u NJ; b .0, dHa Bro. u
WHHU Yu.. "a D. .l|H U'.l. H.uaI H.fua g. % uu
NI.Hrf. .Uru In iaH r"' uT CO..
=. a. I.lN sH .luIt ANN.
Afhr.t.l rtf a.
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Do"klTbuuH VIM NUNtY-,NLL Ar Al.
l peal nni'c urd u,..i.c property aud ray t.,
Advertisement
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SneeSmg GataYh

Tie disifcssinf fnsele trcrre. s1cr'o. The hrfIi.
vaicp d.ichHrga iron nc eye. aud u0fc. DE palm
fgl inflammation extending 10 The thr,at ibq
swelling u the mucous lining. causing choking
fuuauous. cpugh ringing noises In thc bead und
splitting hcrdithCa--how familiar thOsn symptoms
ore " thousands who tuiigr periodically irum bead
onids " Influenza. ADD Wholito lu ilu1mncc ui llc
fact that s'ifie application ~ sANfoHbt RADICAL
CrnE ruH cAIAran vii afford IN. inniinoous r1ligL
uut this treatment ~ rasss II simple Cniauh
gives bat faint idea a bat DDS remedy will DO
IN The chrUnlc forms. where thc bnuthlng j. oh
siruclrd - choking. puirid mucUusaorumula
the hearing affected. smell and taste gone thfnai
uloomied and hhrsihg cough gradually fastening
iiscli upon Chs deblltaicd syticm. Then u 4 that
the marvellous curative power q sANrorn's HAni.
CAT Itm manhFts ifcif iu instantaneous nnd
uatciu relief Cuw bcehs iruin ti,C nrt apIl Ua.
ton. lth mpid, mdical, permanent, economical,
safe.
sASrnn1s RADICAL Cunr consists n one bottle
Of the hiutaL CIV one hos 81 tirarniiAL bob
| yEsT AMI m iufH1NIn iNHAIfg pf.rc, e.
furfEN lnfI 4 CHEMICAL 90. 1aHIUN.
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AdmInIntrator'a Notloe.

tiatihr puHllHu D. che admin lstfttur q nlrhnff
Cn,blI NtliuId, &c sld. On thr t'uib 70 tourt
OF shnlhy tuurii. ~ fVfsnua indebted 10 stll
tate 100 oure forward Hnd "a The nuuc. and al
tpsuns having ralns Hralrt silt tstiio will nv
ant he simu aulhrniFAird On the uanaef pfx-
~ hCd b. Law 10 uhV uuugnsignCd
ThA November Is mi.
TJ nARCuua
AdmlnlIniof Of Rlehard Cofbia wslliosd. Do
oyascd all
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, SITS OF BARRIERS FURNITURE, ALL IN
- good order, and counter aud mirror Inquire
OF r. j. Mccarthy y Co, Auctlonccrs. PSI I'd III.
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MOrtuary Report,
For the week ending Saturday, November 10,
1857, at o o'clock y. M:
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TO LET or FOR SALE.

NEW CoTTAGE-NEAR DUMMY LINE, MCt,R
IN more avenue Apply 10 u N Scales - Mad
ison street
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RonMs AND nnARn.

NNDNS ANt lpAlp.
A tbs MADISON srREET- Two DESIRABLE
" tuUmN furnished or uniuushHdd, with or
without board private family. friJicuun NJ
quirud
DESIRABLE ROOMS. ANn HDAND, CORNER
" Market aud -cuund 80 ~
nB'UJAELE ROOMS AND BOARD ATgNAD.
- con street
NrlCELN FURNISHED ROOM WIN BOARD.
IN ~ Nn. 90 Adams stuvL.
nEE LARGE FRONT ROOM FURNISHED on
" uniurni,hol. With board, ne i;l lnlon Kt
DLEAsAEr FRONT ROOM. VIM BOARD.
i lir1 Other accommodation cor single gentle.
mon. rts' tuuH a'rrct
poONs AND EOAlsp-AT No. CO., IrPFEl,soS
4 4 lfDL q. a lAiiHiE
DOONs- Two CONNECTING ROOMS WIru
II bo7rl boz private iau,iN, 80. 80 Union strut
References CNthfultd.
DuuNs AND nOAllp -uN tIl;EEr car LINES
~ 10 nice uyighuvrhuol, 10 private family. 30
Mississippi n,o.
DouNs ANn uDAUD- .iitNisiu.p ROOMS.
~ With good table ltaT hcigtsu,ct "a.
chau-yi. Us Mad rlu ftrgCt
DoONs4NlCElN FIi,NNuup. WITH uOAEu
~, 1T V'utrtnun nui Niiy uT WoEcui.gncn. "
Nir Iisst4fftut
DOuN-uANu,ONFLY FURNISHED FRONT
\ nom. southern cAtuuurr lur two guutrtnuu.
90 % lontu.uu HIuUi
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nfAitKtrs.

4 T. MOORE. con VkNDE hND iiEpvAVbO
d. Irsh Meats. Vegetable. o. siur,. ia. Came
CO.. Tccphonc ~
4 A. FigNAlGU & 90. - FfOuND tftEEr
~ Wholesale and rai dcalnr 10 ujfbuL Fish
and Game pIefafrd 10 lll and ship Oh oflgrs iof
niptn uguis on short n0ii0u.
4 A. HipNAiOO q 60. fRi8H rO1itANO AND
~. Cclcp always on hand
NJ ). COUNrA NORFOLK CAN oHstEAs At
IN. Anc, sltts'. ~ lrneron -
CiTi.s 4 ANA MEATS. Flsii, OYSTERS AND
> Game, a jeneuon street Tclephoue 80.
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MIL. pS s0yiNr.r it. i..7 uN. g.g4
VI Hr.c ,Hur.I#,Y.U.L
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rl,rp.v,rr, ~ kind., Icubric's Falr.
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npG-WACk sl-gTLR. NHTE INnElIUl
! , nrl tlioUt ttru.r VII 0Ctufn % =. ~. 81
lcN, ni lguuc.s'c SGnd 60, rni hu WNHrirl
nOu -rEuM rNkG uF H. =. PRISON. oN
~ Iir'iuN might, uu' Ted setter dus. With light
IpH' on ihturt lrNrr viii rtuf1 .t,nC tu D. Al.
scl|.,, 20 Mudnu a.. and be- fcwIulUd.
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INV NAM LAuNnny

HULL uRIgH SHIRTS ppNE nY itAhp. ll'e
" ] .trOnd si. unlCf thHibHfs luua'. lll
wool underwear guaranteed not o. ifink.
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A Wise Man.

A Boston capitalist. who is a leading
merchant as well as 4 large owner of
real estate. is noted for the interest he
takes in young men i'll clerical positions.
Once frightened bank cashier waited
upon him to say that. by the mistake
of one of the clerks. check of tbs
merchants had got into the pigeon=
hole marked protested. As Mr..
Millions might have heard a rumor that
his check had been protested. the cash
Ter FASTENED to explain and said that
he would discharge promptly the
young man who made the mistake.
And why discharge him, sirP"
mildly asked Mr.. Millions.
Because he put your check in the
protested box"
1T is good many years." said Mr..
Millions as he tilted back in his office
chair, and after his fashion harpooning
mis- blotting pad with his pen, ''sinee
was young man, but my memory is
that | sometimes made mistakes. If
rad been discharged for every mistake
made. should not have made nv for
tune. The young man whose mistake is
pointed out to him and forgiven is the
most careful man in the Office ever
dfterwart ] think my business re-
Iations with your bank are likely TO be
prolonged ifthe young man is not dis
charged" ''' 81
And the young nan was not dis
charged. - boston 1fdnsefib}. -
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VIVA. Mountains are Worth.

Some slight idea of the growth and
extent of the business done by those who
are catering in northern New Hampshire
for the summer tourists is to be derived
from recent statements furnished to a
contemporary by Mr.. John Lindsey, who
was formerly one of the proprietors OF
the Fabyan house. He was employed
by the legislature of the state in 1869 to
collect statistics bearing upon the neces-
sity of granting a railroad charter as far
as Fabyan's, and in this capacity had ac-
cess TO the books of all the hotel and liv-
cry men who attended to the White
mountain business. The area then in
cluded was q radius of thirty miles
around the Crawford house. He found
that IN 1914 the entire business within
this district amounted to SIS, 600.
Twenty-Five years later it footed up to
81 ,200,000 1t has not increased since
1869 in the same proportion, but it is
estimated that the tourists will leave be-
hind them this year over So, 900. 600 to be
distributed chiefly among the inhabitan 5
of New Hampshire, This is the harvest
of the hotels and the livery stables, The
gains of the railroads are not Included.
This is a pretty good sailing for the in=
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NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST.

Athens, Mich, has an Indian baseball
team.
The cotton crop in the south is ''the
greatest ever seen.
Montana is moving for the preservation
of her forests.
The latest fad in Michigan is to wear a
small thermometer for breastpin.
A magazine is to be started that will
have contributions from society people
only!'
phate beds equaling, if not surprising,
those of South Carolina.
The great tower of Babel which is to
distinguish the French exhibition of 1889
is gradually rising.
A mud turtle with 1880 burned on
its back was recently found in Horse
creek, Madison county, Illinois.
A child in Michigan has picked with
her own hand and pasted on cardboard
and exhibited at church fair 2,125
specimens of four leaf clover.
Streams of water are issuing from
crevices in the sides of the Sutro tunnel,
California, thing unknown before the
recent earthquake.
Two Frenchmen are said to have
fought duel at Fort Lee because two
other Frenchmen, Mr.. Ferry and Mr.
Boulanger. didn't fight a duel at Paris.
The train that took the Prince of
Wales from Portsmouth to Goodweod
each day was preceded by sort of rail
way water cart. which prepared the
dusty way before his royal highness,
Two dogs got into Congress Spring
garden at Saratoga, and mistook the APP
plause at the concert for '.sick 'em. -
and went to fighting. to the great dismay
of the audience.
The highest price that ever was paid
for hook was paid the other day by an
American firm to Drexel Bros. in Frank
fort-on-the-Ma Two hundred bottles
of Schloss Johannisberg, the last of 1861
vintage, fetched 105 marks, or $25, per
bottle.
At Seattle, w. t., SO many cows with
bells on range the streets from early
morn to dewy eve that the place is a per-
feet pandemonium. This, too. in The
heart of the city. Printers and other
night workers last week entered a COM
plant about the nuisance.
David McGranahan, of Yellowstone.
Wis, while making fence was bitten
on the finger by a rattlesnake. He had
Ratchet in his hand at the time. and
with one blow he amputated his finger
and then cut up the snake, which was a
large one with eleven ratties.
A Buffalo inventor will soon make a
public test of an odd looking street
sweeper on which he has been at work
for year. 1t is intended to clean the
streets without sprinkling them. 1t is
covered with canvas. worked by steam,
and is very imposing structure.
Two old settlers the other day were
talking of the length of time they had
been in Pine Bluff, Ark. The Hon. J.
NJ. Hudson said he had been on his place
at Locust cottage long enough to see a
white mulberry tree. which he had
planted with his own hands, grow to the
thickness of three feet. Judge Bocage
referred to the giant oak he planted,
which had grown TO three feet in diam
eter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-07
The Biepe.t Rel IN the world

The biggest bell in the world has been
hung in Cologne cathedral, and christ
ened ''Gloriosa'' by the archbishop with
great ceremony. This .'kaiserglocke'
(emperor's bell is Emperor William
gift, and is cast from twenty-five French
cannon captured in the Franco-Prussiar
war. 1t bears the German arms and two
inscriptions. One, in Latin, expresses
the emperor's gratitude for the divine
mercy in granting him victory; the
other, in German, declares: Il am the
emperor's bell, and proclaim mis- glory
fill a sacred post, and pray heaven tc
grant peace and prosperity TO the German
empire. Chicago News,